Syracuse Financial Professional Granted $25,000 From Northwestern Mutual To Support GiGi’s Playhouse
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. February 28, 2024 /CSRwire/ -
“At Northwestern Mutual we believe in putting people first. This value is highlighted through our dedicated financial advisors who are not only building better tomorrows for their clients, but also for their communities,” said
GiGi’s Playhouse is committed to changing how the world views Down syndrome by educating the public and empowering individuals and families affected by it. By providing free programs focused on education, therapy and career development, GiGi’s Playhouse is supporting families and encouraging acceptance for all. As a volunteer, Mulye often leads activities like GiGiFIT classes and serves as a parent advocate on the board of managers. She also acts as a resource for families and was the lead chair for its 5K run event this past year, helping to raise
“After my daughter was diagnosed with Down syndrome, I searched for local resources and found the incredible community at GiGi’s Playhouse,” said Mulye. “This organization is driven solely by donations and with the Syracuse location growing in popularity, it’s clear that more classes and spaces are needed. Northwestern Mutual’s grant from its Community Service Awards program will help make this expansion possible.”
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